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arnoud.engelfriet@philips.com wrote:
http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/ecla/index/index.htm
provides text-based access to the ECLA classes. Just click on the class 
number to navigate further into the hierarchy.

I guess starting from the page above, if one write a robot that folow this kind of link:
a('',0,'Next page: <a href="../a01b/a01b15.htm#15-00" target="ecla">A01B15/00</A>'

From "Next page" to "Next page" somehow we will enumerate all the page available. Then by capturing all the a(...) we have the important content.

Thaks for the responses.
They show me that indee the table is not available.
There is only a complex directory of JavaScript pages for which
one can of course write a downloading robot, but which don't provide
any information even if you download them with a normal mirroring
program.

David GLAUDE





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